Hassan Miras

Participated in the Maldives–Germany Business Roundtable in Berlin alongside President Dr @MMuizzu and the Maldivian delegation. Productive engagement with German business leaders on investment opportunities, fiscal reforms, digitalisation, energy transition, tourism, and long-term partnerships supporting Maldives’ Vision 2040.

އިންވެސްޓަރުން ރާއްޖޭގެ މާލީ ޙާލަތަށް ކުރާ އިތުބާރު ބޮޑުކުރުމަށް ވަނީ މަސައްކަތްތަކެއް ކުވެވިފައި: ރައީސް @presidencymv @MMuizzu #RiyaseeBayaan2026

Pleased to open the Maldives Marine Expo 2026 today, an important platform for showcasing innovation, entrepreneurship, and collaboration across the marine and maritime sectors. As an island nation, the marine industry plays a central role in our economy. Events like this support knowledge exchange, private sector growth, and the continued development of Maldives’ ocean-based industries.

ADFD Eurobond $100m also maturing in April 2026 refinancing discussions at final stage for an additional 5 year tenor. Official gross reserve stands at 1.13 billion dollars.

President of Maldives announce plan to refinance $500m sukuk and $100m Eurobond maturing on April 2026. #maldives #sovereigndebt #sukuk #eurobond avas.mv/153294

$150m to be settled via funds accumulated at the sovereign dev fund and $350m to be refinanced at a rate lower than the 10.5% p.a primary market yield at issuance of sukuk in 2021.

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A new Country Partnership Framework strengthens our long-standing partnership with the Maldives and sharpens our joint focus on climate resilience and sustainable development: Today, our President Dr. Abdulhamid Alkhalifa and HE Moosa Zameer @MoosaZameer, Minister of Finance and Planning @MoFmv, signed the framework to deepen cooperation and support the island nation’s long-term development priorities, including climate resilience, sustainable infrastructure, renewable energy and fiscal stability. “We are proud to be the leading international lender in the Maldives’ water and sanitation sector and we look forward to expanding this cooperation with support to high-impact investments that improve lives,” emphasized Dr. Alkhalifa. Since 1977, the OPEC Fund has provided more than US$440 million in development finance to the Maldives through public sector loans, private sector operations, trade finance and grants, supporting transport, water and sanitation, fisheries, health, education and trade finance. More info: bit.ly/3YPYAMt

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އުފަންދަރިޔަކު ނެތަސް އެތައް ކުދިންނެއްގެ ބައްޕައެއް!mihaaru.com/people/152604

HE Mr Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, Minister of Finance, met with HE Mr Moosa Zameer, Minister of Finance and Planning of the Republic of Maldives, on the sidelines of the Doha Forum in its 23rd edition. #MOFQATAR

When Sri Lanka faced its financial crisis in 2022, the IMF approved a 4‑year Extended Fund Facility after months of negotiation. Yet the Debt Sustainability Analysis (DSA) failed to account for climate shocks. With recent climate calamities, it is now impossible for Sri Lanka to stay aligned with the IMF programme. The Climate Vulnerable Forum has long called for reforming the DSA to properly value resilience investments and natural capital, and for a reformed G20 Common Framework that includes automatic debt standstills in response to climate shocks. @KGeorgieva @POGourinchas @TheCVF #SriLanka #ClimateChange #DebtJustice #IMF #ClimateFinance #Resilience #GlobalSouth

Moody’s has affirmed the #Maldives’ Caa2 rating and upgraded the outlook from Negative to Stable, reflecting the positive impact of the Government’s reforms. Under the leadership of President Dr @MMuizzu, we improved external liquidity, increased dollar revenues, strengthened the Sovereign Development Fund, and managed the budget with greater discipline. These efforts have helped ease external pressures and rebuild confidence in the Maldives’ economic direction. Our focus remains on fiscal consolidation, responsible debt management and sustainable growth for our country.

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@AlissaVaca60734 @MohamedNasheed Thank you. Really helpful. So when did maldives sukuk trade 30 cents on the dollar?

@Mirasovic @MohamedNasheed Great question. Sukuk don’t trade like regular stocks you usually track them through bond markets specialized platforms, or broker updates. If you follow me, I’ll share tips on how to check prices and understand what ‘trading at 30 cents on the dollar’ really means. I’ll guide.

Maldives’ Sukuk bond matures on 8 April 2026 with face value of $500 million. The Govt may plan to refinance the Sukuk with a new bond but appetite for another $500m seems uncertain due to the country's current financial struggles. Maldives is already facing challenges with its existing $500m Sukuk bond, which has seen its value drop over 70% due to investor anxiety about the country's ability to make payments. This has led to a significant increase in yield, making it more expensive for the country to borrow. Some experts suggest that the Maldives might be at risk of defaulting on its Sukuk bond, which could further erode investor confidence and make it harder for the country to secure new funding. Maldives' credit rating has been downgraded by Fitch and Moody's, over concerns it can repay its debts. This downgrade could impact investor appetite for new bonds. Given these factors, it's uncertain whether there will be strong appetite for another $500m bond. Maldives’ financial struggles and high debts may deter investors, unless they are convinced by the government's plans for economic reform and debt management.